The Dirty Dozens Teen Tournament

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The Dirty Dozens Teen Tournament is a Massive Multiplayer Crossover fanfic written by James Doyle. It is, arguably, the only In Living Color fanfic on Fanfiction.net. It follows the format of the show's recurring sketch about a Jeopardy! parody called The Dirty Dozens, in which contestants come up with "Yo mama" jokes for points. The only character returning from the original sketch is the host, Stu Dunfy. In this tournament, teens compete in a week-long tournament for a first prize of a $25,000 college scholarship, and a second prize of a $10,000 scholarship.

The roster is as follows:

• Game 1 (Monday):
  • Alex Russo (Wizards of Waverly Place)
  • Miley Stewart (Hannah Montana)
  • Cory Baxter (Cory in The House)

• Game 2 (Tuesday):
  • Nia Moseby (The Suite Life of Zack and Cody)
  • Bailey Pickett (The Suite Life On Deck)
  • Sam Puckett (iCarly)

• Game 3 (Wednesday):
  • Rico Suave (Hannah Montana)
  • Edwin Venturi (Life with Derek)
  • Max Lopez (The George Lopez Show)

• Championship Round (Thursday)
• Runners-up Round (Friday)

The show featured a number of different games, involving both freestyle and directed dissing.

WARNING: Unmasked Spoilers Ahead

Tropes used in The Dirty Dozens Teen Tournament include:

• Berserk Button - One of the bonus games involved insulting Arwin's mother until he blew his top.
• Cluster F-Bomb - Sam delivered one as she was being hauled off stage.
• Gag Boobs - One of Rico's disses.
• Jerkass - It's what makes Rico good at the game.
• Obligatory Swearing - Both played straight and subverted.
• Painful Rhyme - Stu's full of 'em.
• Precision F-Strike - The normally soft-spoken Bailey Pickett drops the F-bomb when she realizes she's been beat.
• Really Gets Around - Edwin compared Rico's mother to a rental bike.
• Sassy Black Woman - It's what makes Nia so good at this game.
• Sound Effect Bleep - Since most In Living Color episodes were rated TV-14, the more colorful language was masked in order to simulate such a show.
• Totally Radical - As in the show, Stu's attempts at talking-hip don't even qualify as Pretty Fly for a White Guy.
• Yo Mama - The basic premise of the show